June in Columbus is centipede and zoysia and crape myrtles just beginning to throw color along the front walks. Southern Lawns mows those yards to an even height, edges the drive, runs the trimmer down the fence line, and blows the paths clear before leaving. Georgia grass rewards a steady schedule and punishes a skipped week, so the schedule holds. A porch looks better sitting over a lawn that has been cut right. Small thing, maybe, but it sets the tone for a whole street.